Consider the following function: void func (int * ptr); Suppose in main(), the above function is invoked: func (x_ptr); Which of the following statements is false? The function could change the value...

Extracted text: Consider the following function: void func (int * ptr); Suppose in main(), the above function is invoked: func (x_ptr); Which of the following statements is false? The function could change the value pointed to by ptr The function could change the memory address stored in ptr O The function could change the value pointed to by x_ptr The function could change the memory address stored in x_ptr All of the above statements are actually true.


Extracted text: Suppose the class MyClass does not explicitly define a copy constructor. Assuming a is an object of MyClass, what is the effect of the following line of code? MyClass b = a; %3D O A shallow copy of a's data members will be given to b. O A deep copy of a's data members will be given to b. O The data members of b will be left uninitialized O The data members of b will be default initialized (to 0, false, nullptr, etc.) O That line of code would cause a syntax error.